About this Recovery Home
Supreme Reentry Programming/CTS - 1500 Williamsburg Road is a certified women's sober living home in Richmond, Virginia. Richmond belongs to no county and falls in Region 4. The state register lists this address at Level of Support 2 under VARR accreditation.
A Women's Sober House on the Williamsburg Road Corridor
The house stands on Williamsburg Road in Richmond's east end, one address along from a second women's residence run by the same operator. Two houses on one block let a household stay small while the operator keeps management, staffing and routine in one place. Both are certified on their own terms, so a woman applying should confirm which address her bed is actually in.
Who This Recovery Residence Serves
The register names women and people with co-occurring disorders. The operator describes its work as transitional housing for women dealing with substance use disorder and some mental health needs, with the goals of reducing recidivism, reaching employment and restoring family relationships. Family restoration is the item that separates this program from most sober living: a woman working toward reunification with children is answering to a court or a social worker as well as to a house, and the timelines have to be handled together.
Certification in a State That Requires It
Every recovery residence in Virginia must be certified, and operating without the credential is a Class 1 misdemeanor. Accreditation through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences binds a house to a code of ethics, to written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, to a written relapse and discharge policy, and to a complaint process a resident can use without going through her house manager. Level of Support 2 identifies the model: a manager, peer accountability, testing, and clinical care from providers outside the house.
Getting to Work From This Sober Living Home
The Williamsburg Road corridor carries much of the region's warehouse, airport and hospitality employment, and GRTC serves it from downtown. That combination is practical for a woman whose first job after treatment or incarceration is likely to be hourly and shift-based. Richmond's courts, the city jail, the Richmond Behavioral Health Authority and VCU Health all sit a few miles west, so reporting, appointments and work stay inside one city.
Women's Recovery Housing in Virginia's Capital
Richmond holds the state government, the region's hospitals and the agency that certifies recovery residences, and as an independent city it runs its own courts and social services. Women's beds are the scarcer half of Virginia's recovery housing, and certified women's beds attached to a re-entry program are scarcer still. This operator runs three of them in the city, all listed on the state register, which is a meaningful share of the certified women's housing on Richmond's east side.
